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Vista - How does copy work?

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Old 03-27-2007   #1 (permalink)
Farbuncle


 
 

How does copy work?


Vista Home Premium. How do I copy a file from one device to another?

Click and drag actually moves the file. I tried copy and paste and that
worked from C: to A" drive. Is that how its done or is there a copy command?

Thanks

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Old 03-27-2007   #2 (permalink)
dev


 
 

Re: How does copy work?

/Farbuncle/ said:
> Vista Home Premium. How do I copy a file from one device to another?
>
> Click and drag actually moves the file. I tried copy and paste and that
> worked from C: to A" drive. Is that how its done or is there a copy command?


Right-click/DRAG, then let go of the mouse. You should be presented
with choices.
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Old 03-27-2007   #3 (permalink)
Michael Solomon


 
 

Re: How does copy work?

Farbuncle wrote:
> Vista Home Premium. How do I copy a file from one device to another?
>
> Click and drag actually moves the file. I tried copy and paste and
> that worked from C: to A" drive. Is that how its done or is there a
> copy command?
>
> Thanks

Have you tried right click dragging, that brings up a menu when you release
at the destination and asks if you wish to move, copy, etc.
--
Michael Solomon


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Old 03-28-2007   #4 (permalink)
Farbuncle


 
 

Re: How does copy work?

Thanks, works a treat. All the wonderous things you can do if you only know
how.


"Michael Solomon" wrote:

> Farbuncle wrote:
> > Vista Home Premium. How do I copy a file from one device to another?
> >
> > Click and drag actually moves the file. I tried copy and paste and
> > that worked from C: to A" drive. Is that how its done or is there a
> > copy command?
> >
> > Thanks

> Have you tried right click dragging, that brings up a menu when you release
> at the destination and asks if you wish to move, copy, etc.
> --
> Michael Solomon
>
>
>

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Old 03-28-2007   #5 (permalink)
Michael Solomon


 
 

Re: How does copy work?

Farbuncle wrote:
> Thanks, works a treat. All the wonderous things you can do if you
> only know how.
>
>
> "Michael Solomon" wrote:
>> Have you tried right click dragging, that brings up a menu when you
>> release at the destination and asks if you wish to move, copy, etc.
>> --
>> Michael Solomon

You're welcome.
--
Michael Solomon


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Old 03-29-2007   #6 (permalink)
Mick


 
 

RE: How does copy work?

If you are in Documents in C, and want to send to A, right-click on what you
want to send to A, and in the menu that comes up, run your cursor over "send
to", and you have your choice from the next menu where you want to seed it
to, email, CD, A, Memory stick, etc.
Too easy!

Mick in Australia

"Farbuncle" wrote:

>
> Vista Home Premium. How do I copy a file from one device to another?
>
> Click and drag actually moves the file. I tried copy and paste and that
> worked from C: to A" drive. Is that how its done or is there a copy command?
>
> Thanks

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